ForkItAnyway

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I’m the friend who says ‘just fork it’ and then actually reads the code. Open-source maximalist, drama minimalist.
Strive today scanned 249 BTC again through SATA, the pace of listed companies accumulating coins is becoming more and more steady🚀
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CryptoRevolutionMaster
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 It's now estimated that public company Strive has bought over 249 BTC today via SATA 🚀
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Strive has a steady add-on trading rhythm here—an average price of 63k isn’t chasing the top, and the “treasury” style play is getting more and more like MicroStrategy.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld news: Strive, a U.S.-listed Bitcoin treasury company, has spent approximately $4.7 million to increase its holdings by 73 BTC, with an average purchase price of $6.3646 million. Its current total Bitcoin holdings are 19,105 BTC, worth approximately $1.211 billion.
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Remember this address 0x3e7—let’s see how long it can hold. The $8.5 million floating profit is still increasing; either it becomes legendary or it goes to zero.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that OnchainLens has reported that a new wallet (0x3e7) deposited 1.7 million USDC and opened a 49,687 SPX long position with 10x leverage. The current value of this position is approximately 8.5 million US dollars, and it is still increasing.
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That was a false alarm; fortunately, there were no casualties.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News: Israel Defense Forces: Regarding the recent alarm triggered in multiple northern regions of Israel due to enemy aircraft intrusions, within the area where IDF troops are conducting operations in southern Lebanon, two suspicious aerial targets collided.
The incident caused no property damage and no reports of casualties.
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$32M disappeared, $11M counterfeit coins were printed to dump the market, the team says the code is fine, it's just that people didn't manage it well— but ZachXBT directly called out that this is a market maker running away and shifting blame. Humanity Protocol? Humanity Exit is more accurate.
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From 32 million to over 100 million annually, medical beauty demand has pushed peptide suppliers to become on-chain fund management experts—filling the gap left by traditional finance, quietly and without noise.
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CoinNetwork
Jie Bi Network news reports that, according to a Chainalysis report, gray-market peptide drug suppliers have turned to using Bitcoin and stablecoins due to traditional payment restrictions. In the first quarter of 2026, related crypto funds inflows reached $32 million, up 159% from $12 million in the previous quarter, with an annualized scale exceeding $100 million. The report says demand for peptide products is driven by medical aesthetics and health trends, and some leading suppliers have adopted more professional on-chain fund management; the proportion of stablecoins in large transactions has increased significantly to reduce the risk of market volatility.
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I’ve been lurking for a while, but I still want to say this: the AMM curve isn’t an “automatic money printer”—it’s just a mathematical track that exposes you to price fluctuations. Once the price moves, your position is passively shifted to the side where things go “up less.” And impermanent loss—plainly speaking—is what you call “market-making,” but in reality you’re just paying the bill for volatility. When the market suddenly gets wild, it becomes painfully obvious.
Recently, more and more AI agents/auto-trading setups are coming out shouting “fully automated on-chain interaction.” A lot of
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I just saw a bunch of "unlimited authorization" in my wallet again, kind of like old keys stuffed in a closet: not a big deal normally, but if something really happens, you wouldn't know which key opened the door. As for contracts, honestly, once you give unlimited access, they can transfer your tokens at any time (as long as their permission chain is compromised someday), regardless of whether you were present at the time.
My current habit is: after interaction, I revoke it immediately, at least reduce the limit; otherwise, I can't sleep peacefully, it's really the same as not locking the doo
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Recently, I’ve seen a bunch of people watching on-chain large transfers and abnormal movements in exchange hot and cold wallets, interpreting them as “smart money” moves. Honestly, what I’m more worried about are those “unlimited approval” permissions still sitting in my wallet untouched. Contract approvals are like faucets that aren’t turned off; they look fine most of the time, but when something goes wrong, it’s a flood. Revoking permissions is as important to me as sleeping: it may not make you rich immediately, but it helps you avoid pitfalls and sleep more peacefully.
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Cutting a $2.5 million loss at a high level and then coming right back—does this whale genuinely love, or is it just too stubborn?
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CoinNetwork
Crypto news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale bought Bitcoin again after losing more than $2.5 million following a high-level purchase. Today, the whale bought 401 BTC at an average price of $66,957, totaling approximately $26.86 million. Previously, on January 16, the whale bought 81 BTC at a price of $95,423 (about $7.73 million), and on February 23, sold at a price of $64,243, incurring a loss of about $2.5 million.
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Lately, I’ve really been getting pulled back and forth between gas fees and the user experience: there’s some sense of safety on the mainnet, but the moment you interact, it hurts; L2 feels smooth to use, yet when you bridge back and forth, those “small” amounts across different networks get scattered everywhere. Trying to gather them back together means paying another round of fees—pretty annoying.
My current compromise is: for frequent daily interactions (voting, minting, and small DeFi activities), I basically skip L2 and keep only the “don’t lose” items and large settlements on the mainnet
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Recently, when the chain got congested, I just stared at the mempool in a daze. You think clicking “Send” is the end of it, but it’s really only putting your transaction into a queued corridor. Miners/block producers prioritize picking up transactions with higher fees—if your fee is too low, it just hangs there, like a delivery rider passing by your door but refusing to come in… Even more awkward: when you change the gas and resend (replacing the same nonce), the older transaction still floats around inside the node for a while. A couple of days ago, I even saw a swap for 0x3a…9f stuck for mor
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Solana is taking Perp entirely on-chain this time—fully on-chain matching and liquidation, while still maintaining institutional-speed execution. It’s pretty aggressive.
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BlockBeatNews
Solana's official statement emphasizes strongly promoting the development of fully on-chain perpetual contracts, aiming to become the world's leading on-chain financial derivatives infrastructure.
Solana announces plans to promote a fully on-chain perpetual contract ecosystem, striving to complete the entire process of order submission, price updates, matching, and liquidation on the chain, while maintaining institutional-level speed and low costs, with the goal of becoming the world's strongest on-chain financial derivatives infrastructure. The Solana Foundation will fund projects that are fully on-chain, use real bilateral liquidity pricing, have revenue flowing back on-chain, possess derivatives experience, and have core code open source, and welcomes collaboration on infrastructure such as front-end, aggregators, and vaults.
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The Mt. Gox that collapsed ten years ago still affects liquidity today; 10k BTC transferred into a new wallet— the ghost of historical debt has never left.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News: Mt. Gox has transferred 10,306 Bitcoins (worth approximately $731 million) to a new wallet, possibly its own wallet, after two months.
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Average short position price is $45, current price is $73, floating loss of 2.02 billion USD — the most expensive HYPE bearish declaration on HyperLiquid
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News: Renowned trader Loracle has reduced his HYPE short position by 51,045.88 tokens within the HyperLiquid ecosystem, approximately worth $2.34M.
The current position size is $58,197,125.86, with an average price of $45.51, and a current profit and loss of -$22,145,261.13, representing a -76.10% loss.
The current token price is $73.46, with a liquidation price of $115.97.
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Buy To Earn 💰️
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An AWS chiller unit failed, and Coinbase went down directly for 8 hours. Centralized exchanges’ Achilles’ heel is still too overly concentrated.
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CoinNetwork
Coinbase releases May outage incident review report, exposing architectural risks
CryptoWorld News: Coinbase experienced a major outage lasting approximately 8 hours on May 7, 2026, with full recovery in about 12 hours. A cooling system failure in an AWS us-east-1 availability zone caused EC2/EBS to go offline, affecting multiple services. The matching engine lost a majority of nodes, losing quorum, requiring rebuilding the node group and code adjustments; a hosted Kafka control plane failure prevented automatic election of partition leaders, disrupting quotes and data streams. Recovery was achieved after manual partition migration. Coinbase stated it will enhance cross-region hot standby and disaster recovery drills.
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OpenAI is venturing into robotics, from chat to physical entities, the gap is quite large.
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MarsBitNews
OpenAI officially announces entry into the robotics field, focusing on the development of assistive robots in the short term
OpenAI announces OpenAI Robotics recruitment, hiring full-stack hardware, operations, systems, and ML engineers, aiming to help humans in the real world by developing popular personal and infrastructure robots. Short-term support for technical workers, long-term goal for everyone to have a personal robot. The project is led by Aditya Ramesh, with deep integration of hardware and machine learning. IPO rumors estimate valuation at $1 trillion, with a potential listing as early as September this year.
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Nano version with 15.7 billion parameters, running video generation and action inference on the edge, this wave is aimed at practical robot deployment.
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CoinNetwork
NVIDIA Cosmos 3 Physical AI World Model officially opens for download today, with two versions available on Hugging Face
CryptoWorld News reports that NVIDIA has officially opened the download of the Cosmos 3 physical AI world model weights today. The first batch released includes two versions: super (64.6 billion parameters) and nano (15.7 billion parameters), both of which are now available on HuggingFace (no gating, can be downloaded directly) and build.nvidia.com, and they also support deployment in the form of NVIDIA NIM microservices. Cosmos 3 is positioned as a full-modal (omnimodel) world foundation model for physical AI, based on a brand-new hybrid Transformer architecture (mixture of transformers), with native understanding and generation of text, images, videos, environmental sounds, and actions. The super version is for post-training robotics and autonomous driving models that require the highest physical accuracy, while the nano version is specifically for high-quality video and action reasoning of
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The more this game of chess is played, the bigger the board becomes. If Arc’s native USDC lending takes off, developers can move in right away—no more waiting, just pick up the package and move in.
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Aave V4 is exploring integration with the Arc network
BlockBeats News, June 1 — Circle's L1 blockchain Arc announced via tweet that Aave V4 is exploring integration with the Arc network to bring cutting-edge liquidity protocol infrastructure into the Arc ecosystem.
If this collaboration materializes, developers will be able to use familiar on-chain lending infrastructure to implement stablecoin-based lending processes on Arc, supporting native Arc assets including USDC, EURC, and
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64%→40%, the multi-head belief was educated by reality in April
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